And herein lies the problem of roleplaying in this setting people who enjoy playing murderhobos are unlikely to get into the struggles of a small tribal community right away. The community is the most important thing to these people and they’ll do anything to protect it. Madlanders are stuck in a shitty situation, but they’ve dealt with it all their lives and want nothing more. The most important take away is summed up in this paragraph It talks about how the Madlands suck, gods are crazy, community is important, etc. The introduction is short, just 1 page long. Most pages have a picture on them somewhere, livening up the twin walls of text considerably. ), so if you see any misplaced text in a badly-taken snapshot, that’s probably why. Thank you for doing it that setting is baller All 3rd ed books use this format, including Reign of Steel ( It’s worth noting here that this book was written for GURPS 3rd Edition, while mechanically I’m only familiar with 4th if we do get to making characters, I’ll use the rules I’m familiar with and kludge the info in this book together with my prior knowledge. I aim to show you how.įormat wise, the book is laid out with a large column down the center of each page and a smaller column down the side (usually elaborating on a topic mentioned in the main text). Hard to explain to players without giving them homework, I think the setting’s a lot more intuitive than people give it credit for and the important elements can be explained – and campaign ideas generated – with little energy or time spent. GURPS Fantasy II is an example of that philosophy, as well as how it failed the common consensus on the intertubes is you can’t run a campaign in such a narrow, fixed world. Published GURPS settings, therefore, sometimes came out looking as weird as possible to snag that demographic. You can represent truly anything with it – I’ve made functional mystical gunslingers, insane psychics, muscle wizards, and tons of regular idiots that all work in the system however, since it lacks any real hooks, unless you want to run something you’ll never find anywhere else, it’s best to look elsewhere. GURPS, as far as I’m aware, has a reputation for being so flexible and universal it becomes impossible to play in. THE LAND posted by Falconier111 Original SA post

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